I've long noticed that many people have some cool posters in their music rooms/areas when they post pictures of their guitars. My walls are and have been unadorned for many a long year. I did used to have simple paper posters in my bedroom as an adolescent, many of the black light variety as was common in the early '70s. None have survived.
I was reading about the Who's legendary Live At Leeds recordings from 1970. They had recorded the entire tour the previous year when they were doing Tommy. Being a busy rock band they found they didn't have time to wade through all those tapes so Pete told their sound guy to burn them all and they set up two shows only to record a live album, Leeds and Hull. The rest is history. I have two versions of LAL, the original and the expanded. It remains my favorite live album, slightly edging The Allman Brothers' Live At Fillmore East.
There was a shill for a 50th anniversary poster commemorating LAL, a metallic ink and a glow in the dark version. I'm a sucker for glow in the dark stuff. Which was a good thing because the metallic ink version was sold out. I almost went with the framed version but two things, I may not put the poster up in the apartment and I can surely get it framed for a lot less than 100 dollars locally, besides the hazards of attempting to have a glass framed poster shipped.
Let me see if I can find an image of the poster
other prints I want are the iconic Abbey Road picture and the beautiful Pink Floyd swimming pool ladies.